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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1995-06-07, Page 15(47. CARDS OF THANKS ) St. ColumbanJ -i)v Cecilia Idyan o 345-2028 1V1ap1ewood Manor oj DOIG A most sincere thank you to all who expressed their congratulations and best wishes on our 40th Anniversary with cards, flowers, gifts, telephone calls and visits. A special thanks to our family for arranging the great day and lovely dinner on our behalf. We will treasure each one. - Bob and Elsie Doig 47-23x1 THANK YOU We wish to thank everyone for expressions of sympathy offered following the Toss of our dear nephew and cousin, Mark Mathers, who died suddenly May 25th as the result of a tragic airplane accident near Goderich. Your kind words and thoughts, as well as cards, flowers, food, visits, donations to the memorial fund and telephone calls mean so much and are sincerely appreciated. - Grace and Bill Campbell & Family - Ruth and George Townsend and Family 47-23x 1 Drop-in takes place at church in Hensall Join the Hcnsall Community Drop -In, Junc 15 at the Hcnsall United Church. Activities includes foot care at 10 a.m., noon lunch, entertainment by Hensall Public School, and Alma Langford will be the guest speaker on Spirituality. Cards and Public Health Con- sultation will follow. Reserve by phoning Margaret Cole 262- 2304 or Faye Skinner, Town and Country Homemakers at 235-0258. Reservations must be made before noon Monday. Come join in the fellowship. Best wishes go to Dianne Gerstcnkorn who has moved to 59 John St., Formosa, Ontario, NOG 1W0, after living in Hcnsall for 22 years. Dianne welcomes all her friends and family to drop in when they are in the area, the coffee pot is on. Communion service will be observed at Carmel Presby- terian Church, on June 11, Rev. Sabrina Caldwell will conduct the service. Rev. Henry Annen conducted the service at Hensall United Church, this past Sunday. Doug Klopp was the organist. The Children's Story was "God is Here". The following young people were confirmed: Dawn Corbett, Gerald Corbett, Jason Corbett, Becky Corbett, Jay Mallette, Kim Taylor, and Amy Wood. Rev. Annen's message was "A Living Witness". The con- gregation then celebrated Holy Communion. Special music was provided by a triple trio, the pianist was Julie Darling. The greeter was Janis Bisback, the ushers were Mark Consitt and Dave Collins. June 25 will be the Promo- tions and Family Picnic. June 21 is the official board meet- ing. The sympathy of the com- munity goes to the family of the late James Mustard. Athletes attend regional meet June Birthdays: June 1 - Satnantha Harrison, Neil McGavin; Junc 2 - Bill Humphries, Kathy McNichol; June 4 - Scott Dalton, Jillian Houston; Junc 7 - Becky Brown; Junc 8 - Robbie and Trisha McClure; Junc 16 - Shawn Rcinink; June 17 - Paul Linton; Junc 20 - Aaron Arthur; lune 21 - Adam McClure; Junc 24 - Brian Regcic; June 25 - Norrttan Hublcy; June 28 - David Wall; June 29 - Kenny McCallum, Sandy Rijkhoff; June 30 - Aaron Barker. June Anniversaries: June 1 - Ken and Val Pethick; June 2 - Neil and Marie McGavin; June 18 - Rick and JoAnn McDonald. SCHOOL NEWS Congratulations go to the following grade three and four pupils who were able to com- pete in the Regional Track and Field meet that was held at the Scaforth District High School last week - Jillian Rickert, Stacie Ciller, Trisha McClure, Carrie Leonhardt, Sarah Walton by Patty Banks 887-686U McDonald, Kendra Bennewies, Devin and Darcy McCutchcon, Robbie McClure, Jay Cochrane, Ben Bachert, Tyler Elligsen, Brandon Blake and Kevin Wilbee. This was the first time that the Walton School was able to participate in such an event due to the fact that the school has never had grade fours in it. Due to the rain the ball tour- nament in Walton was cancelled but it didn't dampen the spirits of the people who came out for the dance at the hall Friday night. The Tiffins played all the old numbers and at one point they called up Phyllis Mitchell to play the fiddle with them. She joined right in as if she had always played with them. The ra; didn't keep the `treasurs seekers' away on Saturday either as car loads of people hit Walton's village garage sales. Everything from homemade butter tarts to beautiful antique furniture could be had for a price that day. Neil McGavin had a little surprise on his birthday June 1. His wife suggested to him that they go down to the Walton Inn for breakfast. Liule did he know that Marie bad some of his friends there waiting to share the breakfast with him. So he did get a nice surprise when he walked through the door. Rev. Banks announced that next Sunday is Anniversary Sunday and the service will start at 11 a.m. Guest speaker Rev. Al Johnston will take the service and Don Sills will be the guest soloist. There will be a lunch served after the service. The United Church Women are to be at the church on Junc 7 at 7:15 so they can go to PP','onlca for a tour. He ' 'it June 25 S upper Special Dublin man has birthday Congratulations and best wishes to a very special Dublin man (Mayor of Dublin), Jeremiah John Joseph Murray on his 65th Birthday - June 3, 1930 - Junc 3, 1995. A surprise party was held at his place in Dublin, with immediate family members. It was Friday evening, June 3, with his sisters, Mamie and her husband Joseph Delaney, Dublin; Helen Nolan and her husband Joc Nolan, St. Columban; Jerry's brothers and their wives - Joseph from Kitchener; (Bea and Gord Costello called from Kingston); Jerome and his wife, Joan, from Logan Township; Cyril and his wife Rose Marie, North Easthope Township; Ronald and his wife, Theresa, McKillop Township; and Arthur and his wife, Connie, McKillop Township. What a party and what a storm! But we were warm and cozy. The address was made up by Jerry's nephew, Patrick Delaney. A wonderful piece of poetry! In the evening tltcy played cards. Tables bounced - food was extra special! He thinks it' Was -started by his -oldest sister (not to mention any names!) Jerry remarked that he never thought he would have niadc 65 years. Three of his schoolmates didn't make 50! With that, Jerry said if he was younger, he'd run for the Premier of Ontario! (to stop what goes on today!) Jerry says Thank you one and all! All Jerry's friends wish him good years ahead! Joe Eckert had the following visitors: Stephen and Nora Eckert, Scaforth; Stephen Eckert Jr., Tracy and Kelsey, Egmondville; Darrel Eckert and his friend; Barb and Brad, Toronto; John Eckert and girlfriend, Tanya, Waterloo; Joc, Cathy, Josuah Eckert, Waterloo. Two beautiful weddings took place recently at St.. Patrick's Church, Dublin with Rev. J Dublin by Dorothy Dillon 345-2883 Father Tony Del Ciancio officiating. Congratulations to Mary Margaret Kelly and Sean Michael Whiteford. Congratulations also to parents, Fergus and Anne Kelly of Dublin; Don and Kathy Campbell of Exeter; and to grandmothers, Esther Kelly, and Betty Norman and Isa Smith, Exeter. Congratulations also to Elizabeth Marie Hunt and Donald Edward Rohfritsch. Congratulations to parents, Tom and Marjorie Hunt, Dublin, and Lorne and Joan Rohfritsch, Mitchell and to grandparents, Lawrence Ruston, Stratford; and Jim Hunt, Elsie Rohfritsch, and Alice Eidt. Heartiest Congratulations to these two happy couples! Miss Katherine MacRae from Tuczon, Arizona, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ken MacRae, RR 3 Monkton. WclI, new arrivals arc always great news! Congratulations to John and Angela Looby on the safe arrival of a son, James William, born on Tuesday, May 16. (Little Jack is happy to have a new brother!) Congratulations also to proud grandmothers, Marion Kelly, Stratford; and Margaret Looby, Dublin. THOUGHT FOR TODAY `If you don't grow vegetables, it helps to praise your neighbour's garden!' Eckerts hold reunion Seventy-six descendants of the late John and Louise Eckert attended the 19th annual Eckert family'- reunion on . Saturday, June 3 at the Dublin Pavilion 'and Recreational Centre. Hosts for this years reunion were the family of Rita and Kelly of Stratford. A prayer service and hymns opened the reunion. Children and adults enjoyed several games and races and a ball game. Families. attending the reun- ion came from Owen Sound, Stratford, New Hamburg, Kinkora, Cambridge, Kitchener, Walkerton, Mitchell, Seaforth, Dublin and St. Columban. All the children attending received a prize. Winners of the raffle draw were John Eckert, Joe Eckert, Sr. Luke Schoonderwoerd and Marie Eckert. Door prizes were won by David Eckert, Maureen Greulich and Keith McKone. Sister Jean Moylan of Windsor visited on the week- end with her mother Mary Moylan at the Ritz Lutheran Villa, Mitchell. Relatives and friends from Mitchell, Dublin, St. Columban and Seaforth attended the wed- ding of Mike Ryan, son of Leo and Kay Ryan and Barbara Maffre, daughter of John and Sheila Maffre at St. Aloyius Catholic Church, Kitchener on Saturday, June 3. Violinists were Madonna and Carolanne McQuaid, organist was Jayne Delaney Walsh and soloist was Lucille Panziera. Dinner and reception followed at the Transylvania Club, Kitchener. GREGOR CAMPBELL PHOTO WHEREFORE ART THOU ROMEO? - Nick Longstaff and Heather McMillan came dressed as two of Shakespeare's famous characters at the SDfiS Formal Saturday. Their method of transport was a bit more modern though - a small lawn tractor, pulling a wagon with wicker throne. THE HURON EXPOSITOR, Juno 7, 1905-15 New house league teams SEAFORTH JUNIOR BALL TEAM HOUSELEAGUE LISTS First night of ball will be Monday, June 12, 1995 at the High school south diamond. The following is the first night's schedule. You will receive full schedule on Mon- day. 6:15 p.m. - Orioles vs White Sox; 7:30 p.m. - Red Sox vs Yankees. ORIOLES - Coach - John Wilson Alicia Dick Jason Wilson Ryan Wilson Leslie Dale Jimmy Dick Michael McLaughlin Bradley McLaughlin Julie Ducharme Matthew Chaput Brandon Bennett Kenzie Currie WHITE SOX - Coach - Ruth Feeney Christina Harburn Angela Hoomaert Erin Hoornaert Amber Feeney Eric Mulholland Travis Loughnane Tyler Loughnane Kyle Feeney Jim Morris Brent Watson Adam Blake RED SOX - Coach - T.B.A. Alex Knight Matt DeJong Joshua Smith Ashley Blake Amanda Falconer Jimmy Campbell Ian Bell Stephanie Oosterbosch Vanessa Oosterbosch Adrianna Boersen Olivia Boersen YANKEES - Coach - TBA Tanya Costello Kristi Butt Kimberly. Steep Joanna Whyte Nicole Cartwright Dana Duff Tyson Arts David Sobey Matthew Cartwright Brett Holmes Daniel Thibert SEAFORTH SENIOR BALL HOUSELEAGUE TEAM LISTS First night of Ball will be Tuesday, June 13 at the Highschool South Diamond at 6:30 p.m, , , . .. . BLUEJAYS - Coaches: Wayne Cronin, Paul Hulley Renee Nash Ashley Falconer Patricia Day Jennifer Smith Jasmine Foreman Lance Laverty Kyle Kirkconnell Christopher Cronin Edward Heimpcl Kyle Mero Daryl Hulley Aaron Mero TIGERS Coaches - Cathy Hullev, Bob Fisher Jaclyn Hulley Christina Somerville Shealynn Austin Mauhew Fisher Courtney Fisher Maria Whyte Brock Smith Kevin Whyte Calin Searle Andrew Southgate MINOR SOCCER Seaforth Minor Soccer will begin on Wednesday, Junc 14 from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the Optimist Park Soccer Field. Below is a list of what team you're on: YELLOW HORNETS Kelsey Cannon Jillian Meyers Brandon Meyers Matthew Fisher Kristen Flanagan Joanna Whyte Angela Jordan Chad Meyers James Hagan . Steven Jordan Bryan Kowalchuk Sarah Finlayson Mark Whitworth Breanne Hulley Andrew van Vliet GREEN GRASSHOPPERS Laura Delchiaro Andrew Ash Lindsay Nash Kate -Lyn Nigh Anthony Nolan Shane Johnston Caitlin Dorssers Jimmy Campbell Thomas Ash Amanda Connolly Steven Haney Ashley Blake Adam Blake Cole Dorssers Danny Schenk Kayleigh MacDonald BLUE ROCKETS Brittany Williams Kirsty Currie Denise Carnochan Shannan Cooper Carmen Carnochan Matthew Teatero Nathan Wilson Gregory Woldnik Jacob Williams Kenzie Currie Randi Lynn Wilson Ashley Flanagan Leslie Dale Janet Boyd Cody Wilson Andrew Woldnik RED DEVILS Jim Morris Nicholas Arts Troy Hopkins Andrea Finlayson Tara O'Reilly Kendra Falconer Tricia Delchiaro Alissa Kinsman Jamie Price Amanda Falconer Krista Verberne Tyler Lucas Darryl Van Bakel Chad Van Dyk Chris. Holmes Hope Lucas Swine club learns all about pigs by JOHN STOREY The 4-H Swine club, led by Don Dodds, had its first meeting on May 29, starting at 7:30 p.m. at Richard and Debbie and Adam Sinclair's near Goderich. All eleven people in the club were present at the meeting, where they judged farrow- ing gilts. Club members then talked about the advantages and disadvan- tages of keeping pigs in barns, where to make a barn and what should be in a barn. The next meeting will be on June 14 at 7:45 p.m. at Lawra Sinclair's. Did you know that pigs don't sweat? This is why they make footballs out of pig skin, so it doesn't rip. Residents enjoy warmth It's hard to believe that the month of May has come and gone already at Maplewood Manor Retirement residence. Residents are enjoying visiting outside on the porches now that warmer temperatures have arrived. Bea Kale, Jean Durst, Helen Nott, Mabel Strong, Jean Ross and Viola Lawson did a splen- did job modelling the spring and summer fashions at the Geri Fashions fashion show at Maplewood. Even though it was raining, it did not dampen spirits for a bus trip to Grand Bend. It was good to see the lake again and the many signs that summer will soon be here - the ice cream cones were good too. The women of Maplewood received a corsage for their very special occasion - Mother's Day. Sandra Feltz, a public health nurse, visited Maplewood to give a presentation on fall prevention. It was a very inter- esting topic for the seniors. The crokinole senior games were held at Maplewood. Con- gratulations go to Herta Brodhagen and Peggi Perkins - winners of the tournament. Max Ducharme and the Townliners provided musical entertainment this month. Resi- dents . have perfected . the bird dance and heel -toe polka! A dinner was held to recog- nize a very, very special group of people - Maplewood's vol- unteers. The staff and residents just couldn't do it without them. Pastor Rick Lucas, Rev. Bruce Cook, Rev. James Sloan and Rev. Cheryl -Ann Stadelbaucr-Sampa provided church services at Maplewood during the month of May. Their dedication is truly appreciated. Marion Rose, Carol Carter and Bill Gibson provided the music for the sing -a -longs. Their visits keep everyone's singing voice in tune. Residents enjoyed a visit from Kathy McNichol and her new baby boy - Kurtis. Con- gratulations on your new arri- val. Everyone has been kept busy with baking club, crafts, bingo, euchre, visits from Scaforth Public School students, hymn sing, exercises and Expositor Hour. It seems there is never a, dull moment at Maplewood,